Francis Scott Key Memorial Park

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34 M St NW
Washington, DC 20001
http://www.nps.gov

Arlington Memorial Bridge and Avenue serve as a ceremonial entrance to Washington, D.C., connecting the Lincoln Memorial with Arlington National Cemetery. This historic bridge, opened in 1932, symbolizes national unity and honors the sacrifices of military personnel through its design and the seven memorials lining the avenue.

Designed by the renowned architectural firm McKim Mead and White, the bridge features neoclassical elements that invoke strength and patriotism. After a comprehensive rehabilitation from 2018 to 2020, Arlington Memorial Bridge continues to provide a scenic route for pedestrians and cyclists, enhancing the experience of visitors to this significant site.

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USA's NATIONAL ANTHEM
1/11/2020

This small park is to honor Francis Scott Key, the author/composer of the National Anthem of USA. Th...

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Quick visit, small statue
11/5/2017

This is a small, bt well kept park that can be easily overlooked if you're not paying close attentio...

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